Challenges in integrating immigrant students into educational activities |
OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
This questionnaire is aimed at teachers in primary and secondary education (students aged 3 to 21). It aims to collect information on the challenges and problems that teachers encounter when teaching immigrant students. It also intends to gather data on teachers’ needs for successfully integrating immigrant students into classroom activities.
Sharing your experience and opinions is crucial to identifying common problems and recurring needs and suggesting suitable solutions. For this reason, please answer this short questionnaire and provide feedback based on your experience in teaching classes with immigrant students.
When answering this survey, please note that immigrant students are defined as: foreign-born children of two foreign-born parents (i.e., first-generation immigrant students) or native-born children of two foreign-born parents (i.e., second-generation immigrant students), while native students are students who are native-born from two native-born parents. [OECD (2018), p. 18]
Participating in this survey should require no more than 20 minutes.
Sharing your experience and opinions is crucial to identifying common problems and recurring needs and suggesting suitable solutions. For this reason, please answer this short questionnaire and provide feedback based on your experience in teaching classes with immigrant students.
When answering this survey, please note that immigrant students are defined as: foreign-born children of two foreign-born parents (i.e., first-generation immigrant students) or native-born children of two foreign-born parents (i.e., second-generation immigrant students), while native students are students who are native-born from two native-born parents. [OECD (2018), p. 18]
Participating in this survey should require no more than 20 minutes.
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